Word: interviewed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...clink of Yankee dollars, and made no secret of it. He scolded galleryites who took pictures, and his cap-tipping became an automatic gesture. Said easygoing Golfer Sammy Snead: "He's O.K. ... he just wants to make a million dollars." When one newsman approached Locke for an interview, he was told: "If it's anything instructional, old boy, I'm afraid I'll have to charge you for it. Sorry, but that's the way it is." For $100 he would talk...
From Bastille to Reichstag. Father Roger Rault, curate of La Poterie, near Lamballe, was also accused of complicity in the plot, but was left in provisional liberty. A dozen machine guns were found in his house. When newsmen badgered him for an interview, he pinned a statement to his door: "The police have found in my attic the following: two 35-ton tanks, two batteries of 75-millimeter howitzers ... 35 engines of a type not yet invented, half an atomic bomb...
Established for the Veterans Administration by the University under the supervision of Robert H. Mathewson, associate professor of Education, the Center has thrived on an average of 20 new veterans daily passing through its rigors of interview, tests, and evaluation...
...dress and long black cape, for her audience with Pope Pius XII. The Pope talked to her for exactly the customary 30 minutes, had kind words for her husband's concern for Argentine underprivileged, his aid to war-torn countries of Europe, his contributions to papal charities. At interview's end, the Pope gave her a handsome rosary. Then Evita went on to visit the Borgia apartments (which are still haunted, Italians say, by the ghosts of libertine Pope Alexander VI and his daughter Lucrezia), and to pray at St. Peter's, where some 100 curious onlookers...
...golfer who always had a gallery behind him was pudgy Bobby Locke of South Africa. He caught the fancy of U.S. golf galleries with his free & easy front. Actually, he was as icy on the golf course as he was crusty with U.S. newsmen who tried to interview him in the lockerroom (he demanded money for answering reporters' questions). He finished three strokes off the leaders...